What makes a dining room table last a hundred years?

It starts with great wood with character. Solid maple, solid oak, solid cherry, walnut, hickory, made in the heartland of America. They harvest the trees, the Amish craftsmen do.

They replant 10, 20, 30 more trees to keep the forest going. Talk about sustainable forestry.
Then comes proper kiln drying so the wood stays stable. They kiln-dry the wood in a kiln. It takes the humidity out of the wood, down to 3 or 4 percent humidity.

Strong joinery, like mortise-and-tenon construction, keeps everything tight.

Finally, experienced craftsmen take the time to build it correctly, not quickly.

That's why you'll still find Amish dining room tables that have been around since 1900.

A cheap table is built to hit a price point from China. A great table is built to become part of your family's history.

Birthdays, holidays, celebrations, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter celebrations. When we celebrated Grandma's 100th birthday right here at this table, people will remember it for a lifetime.

That's exactly what we believe at Gallery Furniture. We believe furniture shouldn't be disposable. It should become part of your family's history.

That's why solid wood furniture Made in America is hand-built to hand down from one generation to the next. They'll talk about, "You know, Grandpa used to sit right there. What an example he was for all of us."

It's worth buying solid wood furniture. The memories last more than forever.